_{^{Red Belly Fern Selaginella erythropus              Baby Panda Grass Pogonantherum paniceum}}

^{A new and exclusive addition to the nursery, the Red Belly fern is a stunning fern-like club moss endemic to Brazil. Grown for it's intriguing autumnal colouration with bright red undersides to the foliage. The Red Belly Fern makes for an extraordinary looking ground cover. It requires low light and will still produce stunning colours in a position of complete darkness. Spreads to form a dense, weed supressing groundcover and is also suitable in rockery gardens.  Loves humidity and will grow well in shallow soil.}                    

^{The Baby Panda Grass is an interesting grass from the rainforests of south-east Asia. It is considered a dwarf bamboo but is not a true bamboo species and is more closely related to sugar cane. It can be used as a pot plant inside well-lit houses, balconies or as an interesting feature plant around ponds, steps or bordering gardens. It likes lots of moisture and will take filtered light to full sun. It has a tight clumping habit and requires little maintainence_.}

^{Clump forming ginger with large red flower heads and white silky crepe petals. Flowers can stay open and colourful for months. Traditional ginger foliage which spiral up the slender cane-like stems to a height of 2.4m. Most Costus are only suitable for planting outdoors in tropical regions however, barbatus, is a tough as nails variety and will perform in cooler climates.}

^{Blue ginger is not a true ginger, but it has ginger-like, arching stems and vibrant, purple/blue flowers in autumn. This exotic Brazilian perennial is the perfect plant for any moist, shady spots in the garden and looks particularly good grouped with tree ferns and palms. It also makes a good pot plant. Foliage has intricate vareigated patterns when viewed closely.}

^{With over forty species in culitivation in Australia, there is a Draceaena to fit almost all landscape situations. As far as dwarf Draceanas go, the three most popular varities are Dracaeana 'song of India' 'Malay stripe' and 'compacta'. All growing up to 1.5m in height, these varieties boast a range of stunning coloured folaige patterns and are suited to a full sun or full shade position. Requiring little water and almost no maintainence, compact Draceanas respond well to a foliar feed and make a fantasic addition to any tropical gardenscape.}

 ^{It is a common misconception that Bamboo should not be used in the modern landscape, that it is a nightmare to maintain and impossible to remove. In some cases this is true, however, Eplants grows a range of clumping Bamboo that is non invasive and perfect for use in garden. The three most popular varieties are 'Java black', 'gracillis' and 'tiger grass'. All are non-invasive clumping bamboo varieties that can me used in a pot or in the ground. The Java black is a stunning black Bamboo growing up to 16m and in clumps of up to 2m. It is strong, smooth and straight and highly sought after in the landscape industry. Gracillis meaing 'slender' is a small growing bamboo to 6m tall x 50cm wide and is the only form of Bamboo that is tall enough to screen a 2 storey building in a clump of 1m or less. Tiger grass is not a true form of bamboo however it has similar characteristics and grows in healthy lime green clumps of up to 3m.}

^{Didgery sticks are an evergreen native grass that grow to approximatly 1m in height, they have dark green reid like foliage shooting from the base of the plant with flowers coming on from spring through to summer. Didgery sticks are able to tolerate very varrying growing conditions ranging from extentended dry periods through to being fully submersed in water for extended periods. Didgery Sticks make a stunning statment in the garden but are also at home in a pot or planter box.}

^{Acmena Allyn Magic is a dwarf Acmena growing to height of 50cm. This drought tolerant species is ideal as a boarder plant or in containers. Though it prefers full sun Allyn Magic will tolerate part shade. Acmena Allyn magic is a psyllid free lilly pilly that has stunning flushes of new growth all year round.}

^{Tiger Grass is an attractive bamboo like grass native to malaysia were its flower heads are commonly used as soft brooms. Growning to a height of 3m with a base of 1m tiger grass is at home in a pot but can also be used as a screening plant and would make a interesting feature plant in a tropical garden. Grown in full sun or part shade Tiger Grass produces dark green foliage with tall tuft like flower stems. Eplants has Tiger Grass in a wide range of sizes to suit your application.}